Curriculum Handbook - Bellflower Unified School District

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ASB/LEADERSHIP 4825 Year This course is mandatory for all student body officers and ASB appointed positions. These students serve as the student government for Bellflower High School and should be role models for their peers. Their role as leadership students should embody school spirit and BUC Pride. The course will introduce students to the elements of sound organizational and administrative skills and the preparation to implement them with integrity and forthrightness. This course is open to a limited number of students. Course Prerequisite: Students need a 2.0 G.P.A.; good attendance and have no discipline issues. PEP SQUAD 8254 Year Students develop skills in yell leading, song, mascots, and precision drill team. They will develop routines for games, rallies, assemblies, half-time shows, and competitions. The group also develops routines for the next year’s tryouts. Prerequisite: Tryout the previous spring and physical exam on file. Students considering this course should be aware of the requirement of a commitment of time – mornings, evenings, and some weekends. Fee is required for uniforms taken home. REGIONAL OCCUPATION PROGRAM (R.O.P) The ROP program continues to offer over 200 student’s hands-on experiences in the community in the career areas of banking, retail marketing, food services, medical services, emergency services, graphic arts, computer animation, and computer technology. Many of these courses lead to certification, others to workplace experience. The Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification prepares students to take the online exam in specific areas such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. ROP A+ CERTIFICATION OPERATING SYSTEMS 2699 Semester This course provides PC service technicians with industry recognized certification as defined by CompTIA (the largest non-profit certification body). Students will learn about the history of computer operating systems such as pre-installing, installing, and configuring DOS, Windows XP), BIOS configurations, boot order, file systems, upgrades, peer-to-peer networking, domain and models, dual boots, virtual memory, IRQ and DMA, labs, and much more. Both A+ Certification classes offer field learning experiences and possible employment in related fields. To earn college credit from Cerritos College, please see ROP counselor for details. ROP ANIMATION/GRAPHIC DESIGN 2738 Semester Students will learn the basic tools and fundamentals of basic art elements in creating graphic design and basic cartooning. Students will use standard industry software like Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Students will begin in graphic design to understand the process and time of each program to work toward animation. Students will work on individual portfolios to expand their knowledge of the field. ROP AUTO SPECIALIZATION 2725 Year This course is designed to introduce the student or adult to the basics of automotive diagnostics and repair. This course is also designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in the automotive field such as tire person, oillube person, brakes and alignment technician, and tune-up technician. This class includes hands on instruction, written assignments, and projects. ROP BANKING OCCUPATIONS (includes Internship) 2702 Semester Requirements: Must have transportation to Bellflower H.S to enroll during the fall and to Mayfair H.S. to enroll during the spring. Students must also have an internship site. In addition, students must have excellent attendance & attitude and businesslike clothing. Successful completers of this course have a 60-75% hiring rate with a starting salary of $8.00 per hour. Test required for employment. Big Commitment---High Quality! Learn excellent customer service skills that you can use anywhere! This course provides valuable hands-on training after classroom preparation (sales, customer service, loss prevention, dealing with hold-ups, teller routine, handling currency, etc.) 43
ROP BUSINESS OCCUPATIONS CC/CVE 2878 Semester This program trains students for entry-level positions in office work. This course is focused on business-related skill development including business communications, employability skills, information technology, leadership development, and administrative functions. Students may also be placed in community classroom worksites and/or paid employment related to office occupations. Requirements: Must have transportation to internship site. Keyboarding knowledge required. Must be able to type 25 wpm or have taken Computer Applications, Office Occupations or MOS Certification with a passing grade of C or better preferred ROP CAREERS IN EDUCATION 2876 Semester Students will learn how to assist the teacher in a classroom setting at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Classroom topics include child development, guidance, and management techniques. ROP CAREERS WITH CHILDREN (Includes Internship) 2691 Semester Students in this course will receive entry-level training in the field of child care and nursery school occupations (infant and elementary school). Students may be placed on internships and/or possible employment at infant centers, nurseries, and elementary schools. Training in CPR, safety, and first aid is included in this course. Requirements: Students must like working with young children. Students must also have a positive attitude and good attendance. Patience and creativity is also a must! ROP CATERING AND BANQUETS CC (Includes Internship) 2710 Semester Student will receive training in customer relations, food service techniques, operating principles, and procedures. Requirements: Must have transportation to internship site. ROP COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING 5620 Year Students will learn to create architectural and various engineering designs on the computer using the CAD program such as Solidworks as a tool for these designs. Opportunities will be provided for students to participate in contests and events, and field trips to view various companies and colleges. Employment opportunities may be offered in the field of design & drafting for select students who master the program. ROP CISCO NETWORKING 2689 Semester This is a four-course sequence that qualifies students to take the CISCO CCNA Certification Test. It covers the fundamentals of computer internet including safety terminology, protocols, network topology and standards, cabling, electrical considerations, the OSI models, IP addressing, bridges, wwitches, hubs, routers, and basic networking design. Upon completion of the course, students may apply for certification with a voucher. Prerequisites: Students should have successfully completed the ROP Computer Repair class and have teacher approval prior to enrolling in this course. ROP COMMERCIAL ART/ADVERTISING 2763 Semester This course is designed to introduce advertisement, brand, and product design. Students will use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for class projects. This class will cover storyboarding, illustration, photography, art history, and contemporary art. Students will be graded on their portfolio, improvement, and participation. ROP COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 2700 Year This course is designed to prepare students for entry-level jobs in businesses that use microcomputers for a variety of functions. Training with microcomputers will include application problems in word processing, presentation, spreadsheet, and database using Microsoft Office software. Prerequisite: Keyboarding knowledge of at least 25 words per minute is preferred. ROP CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 2728 Year This course will prepare students for entry-level work in the field of construction. Students will get hands on experience with carpentry. Materials fee required. ROP DESKTOP PUBLISHING 2737 Year Students enrolled in this course will use publishing software to learn the desktop publishing elements of design. Students will learn to create publications using desktop publishing software. Students will be introduced to Photoshop, Web Development. Students will also compile an electronic portfolio. Prerequisite: Keyboarding knowledge of at least 25 words per minute is preferred. 44
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